If you’ve been following my recipes for long, you probably realize that my husband is not a fan of fish and seafood. However, I could eat ONLY fish and seafood for all my life and not complain. Since I’m too lazy, um, … I mean, “busy”… to cook two meals (Seriously, who needs that kind of hassle?), a quick and easy seafood lunch is a great way to get the seafood I love while still having a dinner that my husband enjoys. My favorite quick and easy seafood lunch is this Easy Canned Salmon Salad.
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The canned salmon needs to have the liquid strained off. Next, I use a fork to flake the salmon apart and make it fluffy. Now, I use one celery stick with leaves and chop it rather small. The celery leaves have lots of flavor while the celery stick gives each bite a nice crunch.
In all my pictures here, I used 1/4 cup of mayonnaise. If you prefer your fish salads (tuna salad, salmon salad, etc.) wetter, add a little more than a quarter cup. If you prefer your fish salads drier, add a little less than a quarter cup of mayo.
Canned salmon, chopped celery with leaves, mayonnaise, and Old Bay Seasoning are simply mixed together. I like to eat my easy canned salmon salad on crackers, celery sticks, or in lettuce wraps.
Are you ready to make some Easy Canned Salmon Salad? Check out the recipe below!
Easy Canned Salmon Salad #Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 can (6 oz.) Salmon -- Strained
- 1 Celery Stick with Leaves -- Chopped Small
- 1/4 cup Mayonnaise
- 1/2 tsp Old Bay Seasoning
Instructions
- Strain the liquid from the canned salmon.
- Use a fork to flake the salmon until fluffy.
- Cut a celery stick with leaves into small pieces.
- In a bowl, mix the canned salmon, chopped celery, mayonnaise, and Old Bay seasoning until well mixed.
- Serve on crackers, toast, celery sticks, lettuce wraps, etc.
- Enjoy!